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skyrimconfessionss: ““I got a mod that allowed me to adopt 6 kids. Because I couldn’t choose just two to adopt.” skyrimconfessionss.tumblr.com - Image credit: [x] ”
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"I got a mod that allowed me to adopt 6 kids. Because I couldn’t choose just two to adopt."

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White people should be banned from adopting transracially.

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Kenya has approved an indefinite ban on adoption by foreigners. This needs to spread like wildfire…White people using Black and Brown children as disposable pretentious props has got to stop.

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  • the young girl who died is called Hana Williams, her adoptive parents were Christians who adopted seven children and raised them with extremely hard punishments based on a Christian child raising book.
  • Hana died after being denied food and being shut out in the yard as a punishment.
  • This isn’t just about “white people”, it’s about white Christian Americans. An important distinction to make in this case.
  • Also important: The Kenyan adoption ban was in response to human trafficking, and not connected to problems in transracial adoption cases.
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White people should be banned from adopting transracially.

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Kenya has approved an indefinite ban on adoption by foreigners. This needs to spread like wildfire…White people using Black and Brown children as disposable pretentious props has got to stop.

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In the heart of the fairy mound, there were two identical cradles, each with an identical infant inside.

“One of these babies is the one you bore,” said a fairy. “The other is the changeling we left. You may leave our hall with whichever child you claim as your own. Choose wisely.”

“But they are both my children,” the human mother protested indignantly.

The fairies whispered amongst themselves in surprise and confusion. At last, one asked, “How do you mean?”

“I came to get back the child you stole from me, the one who is mine by blood. I never agreed to give my adopted child back to you.”

Perhaps her words touched the fairies’ hearts; or perhaps her stubbornness impressed them; or perhaps they simply found the argument amusing, novel enough to merit a reward.

She left the fairy mound, an infant in each arm, and brought them home.

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"Maybe we should set up camp outside. It’s not THAT cold outside, really."

"It’s snowing," Marcurio whispered back at me. "Besides, aren’t you the least bit curious about what’s going on in here?"

"Not really," I replied, shaking my head. "The last time I was ‘curious’ I ended up several hundred feet above Skyrim. Have you forgotten the time I ended up inside a soul gem? What about that time…"

"Quiet!" whispered Rayya. "There’s someone up ahead!"

We slowed our pace and carefully made our way through the dark corridor as we followed the echoes of a conversation. Teldryn disappeared ahead of us.

"God’s, what a mess," someone remarked.

"Yeah," answered another gruff voice, "he’s after Ra’jirr — never seen him so angry."

"I’ve got a bad feeling about this…something’s just felt wrong down there lately. Eerie."

"Now you’re sounding as crazy as the cat. Be going on about the Pale Lady next."

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"Okay," I said, turning to Marcurio after we confirmed that chamber was clear. "What do you know about the Pale Lady?"

Marcurio cleared his throat, happy to finally put his knowledge of strange and arcane lore to use. “It’s a popular tale in Morthal. They say that the Pale Lady is the ghost of a woman who wanders the marshes, forever seeking her lost daughter. On some nights, you can hear her sobbing wail as she wanders around looking for her. Some say she steals children who wander off from their homes. Of course, this is all just a tale to scare children into behaving.”

"Pale Lady or not, there might be something sinister down there," said Teldryn, waving a beaten journal. "Says here that they found an underground forest and a strange blade. A combination like that always spells trouble, in my experience."

 

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